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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1930
Page
3
Baltimore Sun notes rail workers push for a six hour day while New York test cases challenge further rate cuts and subsidized competition. The piece contrasts worker, manager, and consumer views, cites 75,000 layoffs over seven years, and discusses gasoline prices as a parallel factor in economic policy and taxation.
The article notes freight growth at about seven percent annually before 1920 but only roughly one percent in the past decade. Passenger traffic fell about three percent yearly and no railroad earned a profit since the Transportation Act. Executives argue only strict economy yields any profit and call for rate tax and regulation reform to balance public service with returns.
Motor vehicle owners are urged to secure 1931 licenses at once at Hidalgo county court house or by mail for Santa Fe issued by the Motor Vehicle department. The reorganized service promises prompt issuance of licenses and titles, with penalties for late procurement and potential notary fee waivers if bought in December.
Hattie F. Wilber died recently in Vermillion Ohio leaving a $1000 bequest to the Vee man.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Davis of Oroville California mark forty two year engagement by finally marrying in a quiet ceremony. Their families celebrate the long awaited union and look forward to their years together.
A dynamite blast in Alamagordo wrecked the rear of a two story building housing the Alamo Club pool room lunch counter and cigar stand on New York avenue. Six people were injured including Robert Lee 21 who faced possible fatal injuries though his condition improved. Chandler Massey was arrested on suspicion and arraigned with bond set at $2,000 as investigators probe the incident.
A Los Angeles judge rules parents may discipline their children but not each other. Mrs Lavern Scofield spanked her son Jimme against the father's wishes, leading him to spank Mrs Scofield who later received a divorce and custody of Jimmie.
The issue from the W. F. Hitter Lumber Company and GEO. JEPFUS Manager promotes materials for building and home improvement. It touts products like Hadola 4 and Patate Heairota heaters and advertises a charity ball hosted by Mr Tateehs families in California. Christmas greetings appear amidst a bustling local notices page with various ads and events.
At the National 4-H club congress in Chicago from November 28 to December, Juanita Hansen of Therma Colfax county won second place in Chase II canning tech jars with five pint jars of canned meat fried entekee rowel pork tenderloin pork sausage fried rabbit and bowed fish. Lavonia Owens of Cunico Colfax county earned tenth place with a jar of chicken. New Mexico excelled in Class I against New York Kansas Nebraska Illinois and others, reflecting high club work by members and extension workers. The event ran alongside the International Live Stock Exposition and International Hay and Grain Show, with strong displays in clothing and canning. notable stock and grain exhibits included sweet and Irish potatoes peanuts cotton and corn. New Mexico was not represented in those last exhibits.
The piece argues that a pocket allowance for children can train them in house chores and develop obedience without using pay as punishment. It suggests age appropriate tasks like dishwashing, window washing, lawn care, and cellar cleanup, with rewards for meaningful effort and occasional extra tasks when needed.
A Belgian resident named Archduke Otto celebrates his Irish birthday. He would have become king of Hungary if not for the war, but now holds a long string of names including Frans Joseph Otto Huprecht Maria Anton Karl etc. The Liberal for job printing.
A garbled household goods list mentions tea coffee apices Haver beet and airtight tins. It notes items like powder ale and closet packs with nets bags brushes and laundry supplies along with hammer tacks brass hooks and miscellaneous thirties items.
The recipe instructs to toast bread on one side then butter the untoasted side. Cover with a thick layer of ground beef, season with salt and pepper, and dot with butter. Broil 5 to 10 minutes until the exterior browns and the meat inside remains rare, garnished with parsley.
The text advises cutting lemons lengthwise into eight sections rather than slices to squeeze juice onto fish. It notes parsley can be sprinkled on the fish as a garnish and flavor. It mentions separating the lemon wedges onto a plate to avoid greasiness.
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